Holt High School - Rampages Yearbook (Holt, MI)

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SENIOR TRIP Besides the interference of student drivers tailgating the buses and the cold wind at the start of the day, the seniors made the most of their trip to Cedar Point. The day started out by leaving thi high school at 7:30 a.m. and the stt dents returned to their buses at Ct dar Point at 8 p.m. It was great! { seemed like the whole park filled with Holt seniors, said Nequette. At the park the whole Class of 1985 became one big family. Ever ' yfifte knew this was one of the fi f si bi events together and wa, make it last forever. As the by, there were some sad runnmg though the students ' This } as the closes, seen n the years we ' e bi aid Kellev Sued

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TOP OF THE CLASS Amongst all of the activities involved with attending high school, most students are mainly concerned with maintaining a B or C average. This was not the case for the students at the Annual Top Ten Dinner whose main worries were whether they were going to get an A or an A- in Advanced Trigonometry. This dinner was held in honor of the members in the Senior Class who had maintained the ten highest scholastic averages. Among the guest speakers at the program were Mr. Charles Loveless. President of the Holt Kiwanisi and Mr. William W. Lane, Vice President of General Motors and General Manager of the Oldsmobile Division. Senior Casey Parks, one of the honorees, said, Many students look too much at their own achievements. The key is to see who helped with those achievements and true knowledge comes in knowing how to thank them. I can easily remember what I hear and readi I guess I ' m lucky. I do all my homework, but rarely ' study ' for anything else, said top student Kim Augenstein. For some, excellence comes easily. RAP SESSION . Tom Heller, Steve VanErmen. Debbie Shassberger and Kathy Pifer converse. THANK YOU, Debbie Shassberger receives the applause of well- wishers. GREAT JOB, Mr. Paul Jolly congratulates the Top Ten students in the Class of ' 85. ROW I: K. Pifer. D. Shassberger. K. Mal i, K. Fritz. T. Heller. ROW 2, C Parks. D. Harbach. J. Parker, S. VanErmen. Not Pictured: K. Augenstein. Top 10 199

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i ' - Vt On June every gr building. !.. -„.... .... the beautifully decpr§fid ynWwhei-e tables were set up ' iripfepar-Stioa. Jfor the Senior Breakfast. ' Headed b li F ' W ' Si an, the breakfast started with a welcoming from Principal Paul Jolly, picture information by Joseph Beck and a heartfelt anecdote relayed by Mrs. Soloman. After the prayer led by Mr. Mac Soloman, the seniors lined up to receive doughnuts and an egg dish. Juice, milk and coffee were served by volunteer senior parents. Everyone ate heartily and seconds were permitted. After every plate was emptied and all the mouths were wiped the seniors filed out on to Troost Field to prepare for the nights commencement festivities. N BOTTOMS UP Debbie Wilton seems intent to get the last drop. DISH UP . April Yeager receives an ample portion from a helpful mother. GRUBBIN . . the Class of S ' s favorite chow hounds get their fill.